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The construction of the Baghahangai—Khunnu City railway will help reduce congestion in the capital.

The implementation of this project will also result in Ulaanbaatar no longer allowing the transportation of hazardous and imported goods through its territory, except for passenger, transit, and fuel transport. As reported by the governor of the capital, the new Class III railway will have a length of 102.5 km and a track gauge of 1520 mm. The project includes the construction of three stations, four passing loops, and a bridge 2.5 km long. The construction process will be divided into two

17.11.2025, 12:09

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In the USA, the first death from a meat allergy caused by a tick bite has been registered

// Illustrative photo The death of a 47-year-old airline pilot, which occurred in the summer of 2024, was the result of an allergic reaction to mammalian meat. The first signs of allergy appeared in the man after he spent a day outdoors and had a beef steak for dinner. That night, he felt unwell, accompanied by vomiting and diarrhea. In the morning, his condition improved, and he did not seek medical help. Two weeks later, while at home in New Jersey, the man ate a hamburger and again

17.11.2025, 12:09

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Harmful Air in Tashkent Will Persist for Several Days, - Uzhydromet

According to the agency's information, sharp temperature changes contributed to the formation of a temperature inversion, as a result of which harmful particles remain at ground level, not rising into the atmosphere, which in turn leads to increased pollution. On Sunday, November 16, the air in the capital became significantly more polluted. By 8:00 PM, the concentration of PM10 reached 373 µg/m³, exceeding the norm of 300 µg/m³. The level of PM2.5 increased to 202 µg/m³, which is more

17.11.2025, 12:08

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The United Kingdom plans to introduce a 20-year waiting period for asylum seekers who arrive in the country illegally to apply for permanent residency.

The introduction of such a period applies to individuals who arrived in the UK illegally — for example, on small boats or in trucks, as well as those who applied for asylum after their visa expired. However, for "qualified refugees," there are mitigating conditions that allow for the reduction of the 20-year period through participation in certain types of work or study. Individuals who legally arrive in the UK through special refugee resettlement programs will be able to obtain

17.11.2025, 12:08

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The income of the Social Insurance Fund increased by 15.9% in the first nine months

According to the Main Department of Social Insurance of Mongolia, the income of the Social Insurance Fund for the first nine months of this year reached ₮4.85 trillion, which is 15.9% or ₮666.4 billion more than in the same period of 2024. The National Statistical Office of Mongolia noted that the main factor for growth was the increased revenue from the Pension Insurance Fund, which grew by 14.2% (₮515.7 billion), as well as the income from the Benefit Insurance Fund, which increased by 24.4%

17.11.2025, 12:08

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EBRD provided a $20 million loan to support Mongolia's rural agribusiness

This loan will allow Khan Bank to increase lending volumes for rural agricultural enterprises, as well as enhance climate risk management and promote "green" investments among small local companies. It is planned that at least 15% of the allocated funds will be directed towards supporting projects that contribute to environmental sustainability and climate change adaptation for local farmers. This is the first loan provided by the EBRD in Mongolia and Central Asia specifically

17.11.2025, 12:01

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ILO supports the government in simplifying administrative processes for MSMEs in Mongolia

As of today, small and medium enterprises account for almost 70% of the total number of employed individuals in Mongolia. However, they face significant challenges in accessing government services due to prolonged procedures. In this regard, on October 28, 2025, the ILO, in cooperation with the relevant ministries, held a seminar aimed at accelerating the registration and licensing process for SMEs. During the seminar, issues related to improving access to information, optimizing registration

17.11.2025, 11:55

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In Saudi Arabia, more than 40 pilgrims from India died in a traffic accident

As a result of a serious car accident in Saudi Arabia, at least 42 pilgrims who arrived from the Indian state of Telangana have died. According to information provided by India Today and the TASS news agency, the incident occurred early in the morning on November 17. A bus traveling from Mecca to Medina collided with a diesel tanker, and the impact was so powerful that many passengers died on the spot, while several others sustained serious injuries. Emergency services arrived at the scene to

17.11.2025, 11:49

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The largest congress of the ruling Mongolian People's Party took place — the 31st congress

From October 15 to 17, the 31st Congress of the Mongolian People's Party (MPP) is taking place. During the first day, delegates elected Uchral Nyam-Osor, who holds the position of First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Economy and Development, as the new chairman of the party. Against the backdrop of a split that lasted nearly a month, Prime Minister Zandan Shatar Gombojav and former speaker Amarbayasgalan Dashzevge announced their decision not to participate in the elections for the

17.11.2025, 11:44

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Iran has started cloud seeding to induce rain amid the worst drought in 50 years

The Amir Kabir reservoir, which supplies water to Tehran, is filled to 8% of its capacity Due to a sharp decrease in precipitation by 89% compared to average levels, this autumn has become the driest in Iran in the last 50 years, reported the National Weather Forecasting Center. According to information from IRNA, cloud seeding is being carried out using planes equipped with special equipment in the area of the Urmia Lake basin in the northwest of the country. Further operations are planned to

17.11.2025, 11:39

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In Congo, more than 30 people died due to a landslide at a mine

At the scene of the incident were both legal workers of the mining company and illegal miners. According to the governor, the cause of the landslide was heavy rains that weakened the soil. The provincial interior minister, Roy Kaumba Mayonde, confirmed this information. “Despite the official ban on access to this area due to the danger of landslides, illegal miners still found a way to enter the quarry,” SudOuest.fr quotes him as saying.

17.11.2025, 11:31

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Iranian authorities have begun to artificially induce rain amid drought conditions

As Iran faces a severe drought, the government has decided to implement cloud seeding methods. According to Kazinform, citing data from the BBC, this technology involves spraying chemicals such as silver iodide or potassium, both from aircraft and the ground, to promote the condensation of water vapor and, consequently, induce precipitation. This method was used over Lake Urmia last weekend, the largest saltwater lake in Iran, which has significantly shrunk in recent years due to a lack of

17.11.2025, 11:19

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Cashmere Holding exports its products to 10 countries as part of the national movement "White Gold"

President of Mongolia Khurelsukh Ukhna at the cashmere production factory "Evsug" of Cashmere Holding LLC Currently, the factory employs 750 staff members, and its annual production capacity is 500 tons of raw cashmere, 200 tons of yarn, 500,000 knitwear items, 150,000 woven items, and 15,000 sewn products. The visit of the President of Mongolia Khurelsukh Ukhna and the Minister of Food, Agriculture, and Light Industry Enkhbayar Jadamba to the "Evsug" factory was organized

17.11.2025, 11:18

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Strike halted against the backdrop of an agreement to raise salaries for doctors and healthcare workers in Mongolia

The document was signed by the Minister of Health Chinburen Zhigjidsuren, the Chairman of the Trade Union of Healthcare Workers of Mongolia Narantuya Chagnaa, and the President of the Association of Private Healthcare Organizations of Mongolia Zorigoo Shagdar, highlighting the mutual readiness of the parties to strengthen the human resources capacity in the healthcare sector and ensure the sustainable development of this sector. According to the agreement, a phased increase in salaries for

17.11.2025, 11:10

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Tokaev Signs Law on Artificial Intelligence

The law signed by the president introduces terms such as artificial intelligence, system, model, data library, and synthetic result into legal practice for the first time. The main goal of the document is to create a legal and organizational framework for the functioning of AI: ensuring the safety and transparency of artificial intelligence systems; defining the specifics of technology application by state and quasi-state institutions; expanding the government's powers in shaping state

17.11.2025, 10:59

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Trump once again threatened sanctions against Russia's trading partners

On Sunday, November 16, Trump, speaking with reporters aboard Air Force One, announced that Republicans in the U.S. Congress are developing a bill that would impose sanctions on countries that continue their trade relations with Russia amid its military aggression against Ukraine. As reported by DW, in response to a question from one of the reporters about whether it was time to pressure Russia and its president Vladimir Putin, Trump replied: "I’ve heard they are working on this, and I’m

17.11.2025, 10:41

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Musk stated that his humanoid robot Optimus will eradicate poverty

Elon Musk, the founder of Tesla, made a bold statement on his platform X (formerly Twitter) that his humanoid robot Optimus will not only eradicate poverty but also ensure access to medical care for every person. “Optimus will eliminate poverty and provide universal high income for all,” claims Musk.

17.11.2025, 10:22

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The UN has begun preparations for the election of a new Secretary-General.

The UN Security Council held its latest debates, focusing on working methods, including the upcoming election of a new Secretary-General, which will take place in 2026. This was reported by the UN News Service. In the near future, governments will begin sending letters with proposals for candidates for the head of the 80-year-old organization, a position traditionally distributed among various geographical regions. It is worth noting that this position has always been held by men up to this

17.11.2025, 09:46

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In Iran, efforts are being made to artificially induce rain

Iranian authorities have begun cloud seeding to induce rain amid ongoing drought conditions, reports the "Russian Service of the BBC." The process involves spraying chemical agents, such as silver iodide or potassium, from aircraft or ground installations, which promotes the condensation of water vapor and precipitation.

17.11.2025, 09:40

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The UK Foreign Office has updated the list of countries with a risk of alcohol poisoning

The UK Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) has updated its list of countries where tourists should exercise particular caution due to the potential risk of alcohol poisoning. In the previous version of the list, the following countries were included:

17.11.2025, 09:34

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Events in Ukraine and the World. The Main Points by the Morning of November 17

Global news agencies and foreign publications have presented a summary of events that occurred in Ukraine and beyond over the past 24 hours amid the ongoing military conflict. Here is a brief overview of the main points. A train damaged as a result of a drone attack in Sumy. Photo by Francisco Richart Barbeira / NurPhoto / Shutterstock / Vida Press. U.S. President Donald Trump announced a bill that will impose sanctions on countries doing business with Russia. According to military analyst

17.11.2025, 06:50

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Scientists have created the largest map of Ancient Rome's roads in history

Researchers from nearly 40 countries, including regions from North Africa to the United Kingdom, spent four years creating a new dataset called Itiner-e, which covers approximately 299,000 kilometers of roads. This amount of information is almost twice that of previously known data. Information about this project was published in the journal Scientific Data. During the work, results from archaeological excavations, medieval maps, historical documents, and satellite images were combined. Each

16.11.2025, 20:23

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Ukraine and Russia agreed on a large prisoner exchange

Rustem Umerov, the Secretary of the National Security and Defense Council of Ukraine, announced the agreement on the prisoner exchange between the two countries. He reported that active negotiations were conducted with the participation of Turkey and the United Arab Emirates, which acted as mediators on behalf of President Volodymyr Zelensky. As part of this exchange, it is planned to return about 1,200 Ukrainian citizens. Umerov noted that "the parties have reached an agreement to resume

16.11.2025, 20:18

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In Moscow, a backpack with a fragment of a child's body was found in a pond

In the east of Moscow, a backpack containing a fragment of a child's body was found in one of the ponds. This was reported by the Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation. According to preliminary data, the child's age may range from 7 to 10 years. In connection with the incident, a criminal case has been initiated under the article concerning murder.

16.11.2025, 19:58

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Study: Ancient Communities of Mexico Built a Giant Cosmogram from Canals

According to Science Advances, this large-scale project was implemented without centralized management. Ritual beliefs and cultural unity allowed thousands of people to work together harmoniously. The city of Aguada Fenis became the central point of the complex, where between 1050 and 700 BC, canals were built that reached 35 meters in width and 5 meters in depth, connecting the Narihito lagoon with the surrounding areas. Archaeologists established that this structure primarily had symbolic

16.11.2025, 19:16

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Photo of the Day: A Falling Man Against the Sun

In this impressive image published by Andrew McCarthy, viewers can see skydiver Gabriel Brown flying against the backdrop of the Sun. To achieve this effect, Brown jumped from a powered paraglider at a pre-calculated height and distance, allowing McCarthy to capture the moment of his movement. The shot was taken using a special solar telescope operating at the H-alpha wavelength (656.28 nm), which allows for detailed study of the chromosphere and active regions of our star. Because of this, the

16.11.2025, 19:10

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Mass Protests by "Generation Z" in Mexico Following the Mayor's Murder

Protests have swept the entire country, including the capital, where a group of hooded youth attempted to break down barriers at the National Palace, the residence of President Claudia Sheinbaum. This action led to clashes with the police, who used tear gas. Mexico City's Minister of Public Security, Pablo Vasquez, reported that 100 police officers were injured during the clashes, 40 of whom were hospitalized, as well as 20 civilians. During the events, 20 people were arrested, and another

16.11.2025, 19:08

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Google accused of spying on users through Gemini AI. A class action lawsuit has been filed in the USA.

The lawsuit claims that Google activated Gemini AI by default in services such as Gmail, Google Chat, and Google Meet without users' knowledge. Previously, users had the option to enable this feature themselves; however, now, according to the plaintiffs, the forced activation allows the company to collect data without users' consent. To disable Gemini AI, users must manually change their privacy settings. Otherwise, as stated in the document, this tool gains access to the entire

16.11.2025, 18:09

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Satellites of "rogue planets" can remain habitable after a star explosion

A team of international researchers from Hungary conducted simulations covering over 4,000 scenarios that describe the behavior of planets and their moons after a supernova explosion. The results show that moons ejected into space can remain potentially habitable for a significant amount of time. The study established that during a type II supernova explosion, a star loses a substantial amount of mass, causing planets that were previously in its orbit to become "rogue planets,"

16.11.2025, 18:06

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Russia suspended oil exports from Novorossiysk after strikes by the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

As a result of drone attacks by the Ukrainian Armed Forces, one of the major Russian facilities in Novorossiysk was damaged, which, according to Euronews, led to a temporary halt in oil exports from this port. Novorossiysk, through which about 2% of global oil supplies pass, is crucial for Russian export infrastructure. The incident triggered a rise in global oil prices, which increased by more than 2%.

16.11.2025, 18:02

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Azerbaijan has become a full-fledged participant in the Consultative Meeting of the Heads of State of Central Asia

On November 16, in Uzbekistan, under the chairmanship of President Shavkat Mirziyoyev, the seventh Consultative Meeting of the Heads of State of Central Asia took place. According to the press service of the President of Uzbekistan, the summit was attended by the presidents of the region: Ilham Aliyev (Azerbaijan), Kassym-Jomart Tokayev (Kazakhstan), Sadyr Japarov (Kyrgyzstan), Emomali Rahmon (Tajikistan), Serdar Berdymukhamedov (Turkmenistan), as well as Kaha Imnadze, head of the UN Regional

16.11.2025, 17:00

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The Washington Post: ChatGPT Creates an "Echo Chamber" Effect

In a study by The Washington Post, which covered more than 47,000 open dialogues with ChatGPT, it was found that the bot often begins its responses with statements like "yes" or "correct," doing so in nearly 17,500 cases. This occurs ten times more frequently than when it expresses disagreement. The authors of the study believe that this interaction model creates an "echo chamber," in which the AI takes the user's side, even supporting conspiracy theories and

16.11.2025, 16:39

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Weather forecast for Uzbekistan on November 17

On November 17, Uzhydromet published its weather forecast. Tashkent

16.11.2025, 16:36

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Iceland Recognizes Changes in the Atlantic Current as a National Security Threat for the First Time

For the first time in Iceland's history, the change in the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC) has been included in the list of national security threats. This was reported by Climate Minister Jóhannes Paul Jóhannsson, who added that the authorities are developing an action plan for sudden climate changes that may threaten the country's existence. AMOC is responsible for transporting warm waters from the tropics to the North Atlantic and ensures milder winters in

16.11.2025, 15:45

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Explosion and Major Fire at Factories in Argentina

According to local media, the fire damaged at least five buildings. More than 20 fire trucks were dispatched to extinguish the blaze, but it was not immediately possible to fully put out the fire — this may take another 24–36 hours. As a result of the incident, 24 people were injured, eight of whom were hospitalized. Among the injured are a pregnant woman who suffered from smoke inhalation and a man who had a heart attack. The others sustained cuts, bruises, and burns. By morning, those with

16.11.2025, 15:07

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In Abu Dhabi, robots danced "Al-Ayyala"

Robots amazed the audience at RoboCup Asia-Pacific 2025 At the international competition RoboCup Asia-Pacific 2025, held in Abu Dhabi, robots showcased the traditional Emirati male dance "Al-Ayala." A recording of the dance quickly gained popularity on social media.

16.11.2025, 15:04

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In the USA, people were hospitalized after an ammonia leak

The incident led to a mass evacuation of residents In Oklahoma, a large number of people were hospitalized due to an ammonia leak that occurred in the city of Weatherford. According to local authorities, 36 individuals require medical assistance, 11 of whom are in critical condition.

16.11.2025, 14:57

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Trump canceled tariffs on more than 200 food products amid dissatisfaction with prices

As reported by The Guardian, the new measure comes into effect at midnight on Thursday and marks an unexpected change in Trump's tariff policy. Previously, he claimed that import tariffs do not contribute to rising inflation; however, dissatisfaction among American consumers with high food prices has led to this decision. The reduction in tariffs occurred against the backdrop of recent successes for Democrats in elections in states like Virginia, New Jersey, and New York, where the

16.11.2025, 14:42

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The British Foreign Office has updated the list of countries where one can be poisoned by alcohol.

The updated list, which is posted on the official FCDO website, now includes eight new countries: Ecuador, Kenya, Japan, Mexico, Nigeria, Peru, Uganda, and Russia. Previously, the list included Cambodia, Indonesia, Turkey, Costa Rica, Thailand, Vietnam, Laos, and Fiji. The department clarified that methanol is a dangerous chemical that is sometimes added to alcoholic beverages to reduce costs. It has neither taste nor smell, making it difficult to detect. Even small doses of this substance can

16.11.2025, 14:40

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Harvard Astronomer Claims Signs of Artificial Origin for 3I/ATLAS

In his blog, Avi Loeb commented on the publication of the Astronomer's Telegram, pointing to new data about 3I/ATLAS. On November 11, images were obtained showing that the object did not disintegrate after its close approach to the Sun, which is unusual for naturally occurring comets. Loeb noted that "it is surprising that 3I/ATLAS remains intact," adding yet another peculiarity to its characteristics. Previously, the astronomer hypothesized that the object might be performing

16.11.2025, 14:37

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A 1500-Year-Old Temple Caught Fire in China

The cause of the fire was the carelessness of one of the guests In Jiangsu Province, China, a fire broke out in the 1500-year-old Yongqing Temple, according to local news agencies.

16.11.2025, 14:11

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Scientists recorded the second most powerful flare of the year on the Sun - level X4.05

According to information provided by scientists from IKI and ISZF, the Sun experienced the second most powerful flare of this year, recorded as X4.05. It led to a geomagnetic storm that lasted for 42 hours, making it the longest one of 2025. Activity was observed in region 4274, located in the northern hemisphere of the Sun, which was also the source of the X5.15 flare that occurred two days ago and triggered a strong magnetic storm on November 12-13.

16.11.2025, 14:11

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Russian Air Defense Repelled Night Attack by Ukrainian Drones

Illustrative photo The Ministry of Defense of Russia reported the interception of 36 Ukrainian drones during the specified time period on its channel. The main focus of the attacks was on border territories. The largest number of drones was destroyed over the Rostov region, where 17 aircraft were shot down. Additionally, 12 drones were intercepted over the Belgorod region, which often becomes a target for attacks from Ukraine.

16.11.2025, 14:10

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Following the negotiations and the Supreme Intergovernmental Council, Tokayev and Mirziyoyev adopted a Joint Statement

Kassym-Jomart Tokayev, Shavkat Mirziyoyev During the negotiations, as reported by Akorda, several important documents were also signed: 1. Decision to establish the Council of Heads of Regions of Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan;

16.11.2025, 14:10

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Raids Against Illegal Migrants Have Begun in Charlotte

According to The New York Times, U.S. Border Patrol agents have been sent to Charlotte under the leadership of Gregory Bovino, who previously dealt with operations against illegal immigration in cities such as Chicago and Los Angeles. Trisha McLaughlin, a representative of the Department of Homeland Security, confirmed the deployment of additional forces to Charlotte. She stated that the main goal of these actions is to "ensure the safety of U.S. citizens" and allow residents to

16.11.2025, 14:06

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Generation Z Protests in Mexico: Clashes with Police, President Accused of Ties to Cartels

The reason for the mass protests was the murder of the mayor of Uruapan, Carlos Manso, who was shot by members of a drug cartel in early November during the Day of the Dead celebrations. This tragic event became a symbol of the impunity of organized crime and the authorities' inability to ensure the safety of citizens. Demonstrations under the slogan "Generation Z" took place in various cities across the country. Although the march began peacefully, it escalated into violence

16.11.2025, 13:55

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Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan agreed to increase trade turnover to $10 billion

During the meeting, key areas of cooperation were discussed, covering economy, transport, energy, and culture. President Tokayev emphasized the importance of strengthening economic ties. "Uzbekistan is a fraternal nation and a reliable neighbor for us. Historically, our peoples are connected by strong bonds, and we share similar spiritual values," he noted.

16.11.2025, 13:51

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The USA successfully tested the B61-12 nuclear bomb on the F-35 fighter jet. Photo

// Photo by Craig Fritz In August 2024, successful tests of the nuclear gravity bomb B61-12 were completed at the Tonopah Test Range in Nevada, conducted using the F-35 fighter jet. The Sandia Laboratory, part of the U.S. Department of Energy, reported this event. The tests were organized in collaboration with the National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA) and with the support of Hill Air Force Base located in Utah.

16.11.2025, 13:50